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FatBurrito
In the Brooder
- Apr 21, 2017
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I'm glad hope you find your chicken but don't ever leave them unprotected at night
We don't ever leave them unprotected.We raised our chicken and they know where their home is
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I'm glad hope you find your chicken but don't ever leave them unprotected at night
I'm confused. You say you leave the coop door open at night and they are protected. Is the coop in a completely enclosed run? Or is it just in your yard?We don't ever leave them unprotected.We raised our chicken and they know where their home is
The coop is in our yard and we have two separate coops for our babies and our chickens.The big chickens we leave the door open cause they love the outside and at night they go in and sleep.The babies,we never let them out until now but my mom was too tired to put them back in so she left the smallest hole for them to get back in.Our smaller chickens know where the hole is.I'm confused. You say you leave the coop door open at night and they are protected. Is the coop in a completely enclosed run? Or is it just in your yard?
So there is no fully enclosed run, and they are not protected from predators.The coop is in our yard and we have two separate coops for our babies and our chickens.The big chickens we leave the door open cause they love the outside and at night they go in and sleep.The babies,we never let them out until now but my mom was too tired to put them back in so she left the smallest hole for them to get back in.Our smaller chickens know where the hole is.
Ok I don't mean to be mean have you seen raccoons , possums, hawks, owls, foxes, or even dogs in your neighborhood? If so there is a high chance that chicken is never coming back I bet it was an owl in the night that got it.